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Press release: Fashion sector shows progress in climate strategies, but falls short on key transitions – report
Publication date 26 Jun 2025

While some fashion companies have made progress in their climate strategies, the lack of critical transition measures and reliance on false solutions like biomass and fossil gas undermine the integrity of their efforts, according to the new analysis by the 2025 Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor (CCRM), released today by NewClimate Institute in collaboration with Carbon Market Watch. This year’s fashion deep dive of the 2025 CCRM, in its fourth edition, assesses five major global fashion companies – Adidas, H&M, Inditex, Lululemon and Shein – focusing on how well they align with the...

Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025: Tech sector
Publication date 26 Jun 2025

This chapter of the 2025 Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor assesses the climate strategies of five major tech companies: Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft, focusing on their GHG emission reduction targets and key transitions for deep sector-wide decarbonisation.

Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025: Fashion sector
Publication date 26 Jun 2025

This chapter of the 2025 Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor assesses the climate strategies of five major fashion companies: adidas, H&M Group, Inditex, lululemon and Shein, focusing on their GHG emission reduction targets and key transitions for deep sector-wide decarbonisation.

Press release: Climate Action Tracker's mid-year check on climate plans - little to analyse
Publication date 19 Jun 2025

In an update on climate progress, the CAT noted a clear trend where none of the new targets submitted so far by the roughly 40 governments the CAT tracks have strengthened their 2030 targets, a crucial necessity given the need to halve emissions by 2030.

Climate Action Tracker's mid-year check on 2035 climate plans
Publication date 19 Jun 2025

To support governments in raising ambition ahead of COP30, the CAT has produced seven country-focused reports: six on major emitters that have not yet submitted updated NDCs (China, India, the European Union, Indonesia, South Africa, and Australia) and one on the COP30 host country, Brazil

Bonn sessions: Climate Action Tracker press conference 2025
Venue Nairobi 4, Main Building, Bonn
Date 19 Jun 2025
Start time 10:30

The CAT will release their mid-year check on the status of NDC ambition at the Bonn sessions.

Op-Ed: Redefining energy security in Southeast Asia - Renewables, not fossil gas, are key to net zero
Publication date 17 Jun 2025

As geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties intensify, it is becoming increasingly clear that overreliance on external energy sources poses significant risks to Southeast Asia’s economies and the well-being of its communities. The region must redefine energy security to achieve sustainable growth, climate resilience and energy security, with electrification, domestic renewables and stronger regional cooperation at its core. The recent IEA summit revealed a widening global divide over the future of energy security – and the contested role of planet-warming fossil fuels on the path to...

Virtual event: "Tracking policy implementation in ASEAN’s energy transition: launch of the Power Policy Tracker"
Venue Online
Date 17 Jun 2025
Start time 10:00

In our webinar, we unveiled the new Power Policy Tracker, and presented key insights. We were joined by panellists from Viet Nam and Indonesia who shared perspectives from the countries. At the end of the event, we hadtime for questions from the audience.

Power Policy Tracker

This tool provides a comparative overview of energy transition policies in the power sector across ASEAN countries. It highlights national targets and planning efforts in renewable electricity, grid development, and electric mobility.

Oxford Principles for Responsible Engagement with Article 6
Publication date 12 Jun 2025

The Oxford Principles for Responsible Engagement with Article 6 offer complementary guidance on the use of Article 6, following a science-based framework that builds on the San José Principles.

Monitor frameworks for climate and energy targets
Publication date 12 Jun 2025

This study provides an in-depth analysis of monitoring frameworks in six countries and aims to provide valuable insights for Southeast Asian countries as they develop their own monitoring frameworks.

International climate policy as a strategic lever for German foreign policy
Publication date 04 Jun 2025

This policy brief identifies five priorities from Germany’s foreign trade objectives and shows how they can be supported through strategic and ambitious international climate policy.

Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025: Food and agriculture sector
Publication date 03 Jun 2025

This report assesses five of the largest agrifood companies, focusing on how their climate strategies align with key transitions needed to cut emissions.

Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025: Methodology
Publication date 03 Jun 2025

The Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor (CCRM) methodology provides an assessment framework to evaluate the transparency and integrity of corporate climate strategies. The updated v5.0 introduces updated scoring weightings and methodological refinements, including changes to the evaluation approach to assess sectoral transitions and support for carbon dioxide removals.

Virtual Event: “Foreign policy without a climate compass? International climate policy of the new German government”
Venue Online
Date 05 Jun 2025
Start time 20:00

Europe Calling e.V. will be hosting this discussion together with NewClimate Institute, which will explore how international climate policy can support foreign policy objectives and help position Germany and Europe as credible global partners in the green transition.

NewClimate in June 2025
Publication date 30 May 2025

June 2025 is shaping up to be a milestone month for global climate ambition. As momentum builds towards COP30, a series of major climate events will bring together governments, businesses, researchers and civil society to accelerate progress on climate commitments, energy transition, finance, innovation and corporate accountability. NewClimate Institute will be actively engaged throughout the month – sharing the latest insights, contributing to key discussions and launching new research to support evidence-based climate action. We’ve put together an overview of our most relevant work and...

Green Mission & Money: How foundations can position endowments for climate Impact
Publication date 28 May 2025

The report guides foundations on aligning endowments with climate goals, urging a shift from portfolio decarbonisation to real-economy impact through tailored capital allocation, stewardship, and credible impact strategies.

Coalition for Climate Responsibility

The Coalition for Climate Responsibility aims to mainstream the climate responsibility approach among foundations and civil society organisations. One of the core aspects of the approach is introducing climate contributions.

Yogee Chandrasekaran

Yogee Chandrasekaran designs visual content for a range of projects at NewClimate Institute. Prior to this, she worked as a freelance editorial illustrator for newspapers and magazines. She holds a Master’s degree in Visual Communication from Universität der Künste Berlin and a BFA in Illustration from Parsons School of Design, New York.

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Just Transition Policies - Lessons from Europe
Publication date 20 May 2025

Regions are at the centre of the European just transition. This paper examines a selection of regional policies and draws their main success factors and challenges, to provide useful insights to other subnational policymakers in the integration of the just transition to their climate and energy policies.

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